ASP.NET

27-Feb-07 8:24

Im going to answer this even though it looks fishy.

Tkml236 wrote:
i try to add button22.attribute.add("vd()","")

This should be Button22.Attributes.Add("onClick", "vd();")

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Tkml23627-Feb-07 8:46

27-Feb-07 8:46

but how can I can

* cheack if webform is valid
and if not * cancel postback
using javeScript
thanks

Marcus J. Smith27-Feb-07 8:59

27-Feb-07 8:59

You will need to lookup JavaScript validations in order to do that. If you are trying to use .NET validators then that is a whole different story because in the code behind you would check for If Page.IsValid. For the JavaScript you would check the entire page in one long validation function in order to determine if it is valid or you will have to set a hidden field to false etc... as you go through the validation criteria.

kubben27-Feb-07 9:00

kubben

27-Feb-07 9:00

You need a return:

So it should be:
This should be Button22.Attributes.Add("onClick", "return vd();")

So if your function vd() returns false the page does not post back.

Ben

Tkml23627-Feb-07 9:14

27-Feb-07 9:14

how can I use this please
can i get value from javascript
i think when i click on button first check the attributesfuction vd()
and if for example return false how can I get false value to cancel postbak

kubben27-Feb-07 9:38

kubben

27-Feb-07 9:38

So if your javascript looks like:
function vd()
{
page_activevalidation=false()
}

you need to change it to something like:
function vd()
{
if (document.getElementById("textboxid").value == "")
{
window.alert("You need to enter data in textbox");
return false;
}
else
{
return true;
}
}

Another option would be instead of writing the javascript your self you can use the validator controls that Visual Studio provides.

Ben

Michael Sync27-Feb-07 19:16

Michael Sync

27-Feb-07 19:16

1. Adding javascript function to button

btn.Attribute.Add("onclick","return Foo();")

2. No Post

function Foo(){
  //Do validation
  if(isNotValid)return false;
}

3. Accessing client-side variable from Server-side.
Add one Server-side Hidden Field.Then, Set the value to this hidden field from Javascript. And it's available to be accessed from Server-side code also..

More Info:

Read AskForComment() function and "Accessing the Client-side variable (variable named “str” in this sample ) from Server-side Code" from the following article.

http://michaelsync.net/2007/01/01/custom-javascript-dialog/

Hope, it would help.

Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

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The Close Button

#realJSOP27-Feb-07 7:38

#realJSOP

27-Feb-07 7:38

We want to do some cleanup with the user clicks the close button (the 'X' button int he top-tight corner of the window). How do I detect that and in turn, execute some C# code?

I tried doing some stuff with onUnload in javascript, but that didn't work out.

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Marcus J. Smith27-Feb-07 8:17

27-Feb-07 8:17

This has been posted quite a few times and the answers are always that you cant accurately depend on any method to detect this. I would suggest not depending on the user doing something on their end to clean up anything since the web is stateless you really dont have a good way of knowing or requiring them to do anything to recieve that information.

#realJSOP27-Feb-07 8:28

#realJSOP

27-Feb-07 8:28

Getting the javascript onUnload handler to work from a master page is easy. Getting the javascript to call a C# function on a asp.net page is what I'm asking about.

kubben27-Feb-07 8:36

kubben

27-Feb-07 8:36

This is kind of a lame solution, but if you have some sort of Close button on the browser itself, it would be easy enough to have the javascript call the click event on that button. I am just curious what sort of clean up are you thinking about doing?

Ben

Marcus J. Smith27-Feb-07 8:36

Page Break problem in reporting services

27-Feb-07 8:36

What will you do if they have Scripting disabled?

kalyan_vb27-Feb-07 7:16

kalyan_vb

27-Feb-07 7:16

I have the page break problem in my report. In the report first I placed a table with contains 50 rows(data will be shown in two pages) and after the table I placed the matrix object becuase the number of cols is not fixex. The problem is that if the number of columns in the matrix is greater than 10 then it prints the remaining columns in the next page but at the same I am getting the page breaks in the first table i.e between 1St and 2nd page I am getting page break.

How can I delete the page breaks.

Kalyan

Help caching custom controls

flamz27-Feb-07 5:29

flamz

27-Feb-07 5:29

Hi,
I am trying to cache a custom control so that I do not have to call LoadControl ("MyControl.ascx" ) every time my OnInit function is called. So, I do this:

object cachedctrl = Session["cachedcontrol"];

if ( cachedctrl != null ) <br />
{ <br />
    // load from cache<br />
    Controls.Add ( (Control)cachedctrl ); <br />
    return; <br />
} <br />
// control not yet cached, load it<br />
Control ctrl = LoadControl ( "MyControl.ascx" ); <br />
Controls.Add ( ctrl ); <br />
<br />
// and now cache it for next OnInit<br />
Session["cachedcontrol"] = ctrl;

It kinda works, except that the viewstate for the page is lost when I load it from the cache!

can anybody explain why this is happening and suggest a workaround?

thank you.

Marcus J. Smith27-Feb-07 8:21

27-Feb-07 8:21

I cant explain what is happening but I will ask this. Why are you calling LoadControl everytime the OnInit function is called? And when you say Custom Control do you really mean User Control?

Example of LoadControl Use[^]

flamz27-Feb-07 8:42

flamz

27-Feb-07 8:42

Yes, sorry, when I say Custom Control I mean User Control.
I call LoadControl at every OnInit because I thought this was the way I was suppose to add dynamic controls to a page.

is it not the right way?

Marcus J. Smith27-Feb-07 9:01

27-Feb-07 9:01

According to that link that is the way to add them IF you are planning on changing them at runtime if some criteria is met. If not then just drag the User Control onto the page and it will always come up without that call.

flamz27-Feb-07 9:11

flamz

27-Feb-07 9:11

Right. I plan to change them at runtime when some criteria is met.

Now how to I cache them so that I do not have to call LoadControl all the time?

I have it working somewhat, but the viewstate for the page is lost when I add the controls from my cached collection.

Validator problem

Tkml23627-Feb-07 4:51

27-Feb-07 4:51

helloo all
I have webform and textboxs and i added Validators to vaild textbox
and i added server button2 (webcontrol)..
I went when i click to button2 to cancel vaildation and make postback process
i try to add button22.attribute.add("vd()","")
i want to write javascript to cancel validation
function vd()
{
page_activevalidation=false()
}
how can do it excatly
thanks

badgrs27-Feb-07 5:27

badgrs

27-Feb-07 5:27

Set the buttons CausesValidation property to false.

Tkml23627-Feb-07 5:36

27-Feb-07 5:36

how??
other soluation

badgrs27-Feb-07 5:48

badgrs

27-Feb-07 5:48

Its a property of the button control. Do you know how to set properties of an ASP.NET control?

Tkml23627-Feb-07 7:49

27-Feb-07 7:49

yes thanks it works
but i want to ask u other question
how can I make javescript fuction to run by clicking on server button control
,,and Iwant to make vaildation fuction using javascript if the page is not vaild canel postback